>Implying a forum game started by Pat will ever fill up and/or go well anyway There are only 12 available slots and the game will also start when I feel like starting the game, so don't wait too long. They'll have minor effects you probably won't even notice. something, rather than being picked on signup. Promotes to Archer, Priest or Troubadour.Ĭhanged from his version: Affinities. If you do not, you are given one at random. If you pick Pupil, you may specify the kind of tome (fire, thunder, wind) you want to start with. Promotes to Fire Mage, Thunder Mage or Wind Mage. Promotes to Thief, Mercenary or Myrmidon. Promotes to Fighter, Barbarian or Wyvern Rider.
Promotes to Cavalier, Knight, Pegasus Rider or Soldier. If you're not smart, chances are you won't last long.Īll you have to do to sign up is pick a class! Again, fire emblem is kind of complicated so I'll leave it at "more damage and accuracy is better". Everything in combat is pretty much based on your weapon and your personal stats. If either your speed or the enemy's speed is significantly higher, the one with the higher speed gets a second attack after the first two attacks have finished. When you attack an enemy, you both trade blows getting one attack each. (For those who signed up for phenolatukas's version of the game: Stat growths are somewhat more balanced, as in no more 0-100 roll for every stat but rolls depending on your character class. When a character levels up, their basic stats randomly increase based on their stat growth percentages (which will be randomly assigned when you create a character). The game takes place in turns, in which each player can move, then take an action (Usually to Wait, Attack, or use an Item).Įach character has 8 basic stats (which I won't go into detail about, but you can ask me about in #office I guess) and in addition to that, weapon skill, affinity and other skills. General plotline and base layout definitely not stolen from phenolatukas.īasically, each player controls a character on a square grid based map.
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